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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1977
Page
6
The piece argues that ideas shape power in America more than individuals. It praises Carter and Schlesinger for challenging vested interests, notes their energy plan relies on social engineering and technocratic leadership, and predicts success hinges on production unlocked by incentives and sacrifice.
The piece argues New York City has been subordinated to Albany and federal powers, reshaping the mayor’s autonomy amid fiscal strain. It notes Gov. Hugh Carey’s influence, political fratricide with Mayor Abe Beame, and prospects for restoring city self rule through future leadership.
A Reno Gazette and Journal account highlights Wells residents pooling funds to buy 49 percent of a local newspaper, keeping it alive with local control and a hired editor. They also funded a medical center via nurse practitioner services and built a revived movie theater by forming a cooperative to cover taxes and refurbish the building.
The President ordered seizure of two Russian fishing trawlers after repeated violations of the 200 mile Atlantic regulations. The action aims to protect American fishermen and enforce permits. Seizures may strain US Russia relations but uphold regulatory authority.
A columnist argues Jim Carter should stress positive energy solutions like hybrid cars and cellulosic fuels. He cites advances from Brazil sugar cane to GE coal gasification and urges faster adoption of new power sources instead of taxing oil. The piece criticizes Carter for downplaying market-driven and tech-forward approaches.
A quotation from William Morrow states that what lies within us matters far more than what lies behind or ahead, emphasizing inner resolve over past or future concerns.
Oklahoma chorus notes rowdy motorcycle riders spoiling the big snake hunt at Okeene. The Sooner Cynic urges honesty from rattlesnakes while Carter era quips reflect campaign fatigue among oilmen and voters.
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